Sender: SpiritRain Fairy Rain Ridiculous 2006, message area: ANSI Title: Overall Standardization of Chinese Characters flubber@zixia Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua Friday, January 12, 2007 13:52:22, site mail 1. Hard rules 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 1 size Each Chinese character consists of 6*6 double-byte characters 1 The actual visual size is 5*5 2 1 2 characters 3 2 Use single thin line tab and 1 4 arc 4 3 5 4 Do not use other characters including and underscore 6 5 2. Soft regulations Physical size Actual size 1 overall style The fonts should be full, even and stable, upright, and the left and right sides should be in place. The overall frame should be as full as possible. Keep both simplicity and beauty in mind. Avoid using too many decorative lines unless necessary for beauty. In the overall proportion Under the appropriate premise, use a structure of loosening on the left and tightening on the right, and loosening on the top and tightening on the bottom. A symmetrical structure should be avoided to be written as symmetrical. 2 strokes The strokes start and end at right angles, within the half-character gap between the physical size and the actual size. Do not allow strokes to stand out. If required for font structure, a small number of strokes are allowed to stand out inside Chinese characters. For the sake of compactness, the starting and ending of the strokes do not need to be at right angles. Be careful to use the staggered method starting from even-numbered columns to form strokes. 3 Use of arc The ratio of arcs to right angles is about 1:3. Arcs are often used in the lower right corner and are rarely used in horizontal and vertical main strokes. Especially at the beginning of the stroke, try to use it in side strokes and don’t use it symmetrically. Example words . . This demon is dead. Burn paper if you have something to do. Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [From: Fairy Tomb]